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If you were operating a restaurant, you’d be accustomed to having your business reviewed all over the place — newspapers, magazines, travel...

Sooner or later, contractors who rigorously inspect their jetter hoses will discover a nick or cut that requires a repair. While taking...

Let’s assume your employer (a company or a utility) has an excellent safety program. You’ve been trained and designated as the competent...

Advertising revenue for newspapers has been on the decline for years, while social media seems to have taken over the world. You’ve...

The presidential election is coming up and we’ve been bombarded with advertisements either praising or lambasting the candidates for many months. As politics...

Generating leads is how local plumbing and drain cleaning companies stay alive. But fewer leads are coming from word-of-mouth or traditional advertising...

Since first implemented in 2002, the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program has become the accepted method for municipalities, contractors, consultants and manufacturers to record...

Donald “Cary” Smith Jr., 56, died one day after he was struck by a backhoe while on a job in New Haven,...

Talk about being in the right place at the right time.Two crew members from NorCal Pipeline Services helped rescue a trapped driver...

Being the largest pipe bursting contractor in North Texas brings with it a multitude of jobs for Dallas-based No-DigTec.To complete that work, the...

Are you overweight? Not personally, but what about your truck? Is your payload pushing the limit? Might your truck be exceeding its...

Plumber Trent Dawson recovered a few class rings cleaning out sewer and drainlines over the last 20 years. If he couldn’t identify...

When Justin Mizell was looking for a way for Specialized Plumbing Technologies employees to give back by volunteering on a project, he...

Early last summer, Troy Ouverson — the owner of Ouverson Sewer and Water, a pipe lining and repair company in Minneapolis —...